An embedded wallet born on Ethereum cannot pay for anything here - #231
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The Privy provider never named a chain, so every embedded wallet it mints was
created on Ethereum mainnet. That is the same failure the owner hit in the OKX
browser an hour ago, arriving from the other direction: a real wallet, a real
key, and the wrong network — so it can neither pay for a Season Pass nor, once
season payouts start reaching embedded wallets, be somewhere the money is
useful.
defaultChain: celo the chain an embedded wallet is CREATED on
supportedChains: [celo] the list an EXTERNAL wallet is asked to be in
Both, because the gate offers both kinds of sign-in and neither should land
somewhere the game cannot transact.
`celo` is imported from viem/chains — the same object lib/WagmiIsland.tsx hands
wagmi — so the two halves of the app cannot drift onto different ideas of which
network this game runs on.
This is a prerequisite for paying through Privy, not the whole of it: a fresh
embedded wallet still holds nothing, and buying a $1 item means transferring $1
of real USDT. The funding question is the owner's to answer and is not decided
here.
Verified: tsc clean, build unchanged at 142/242 kB, 24/24 test:privy,
check:copy clean, lint 35.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017A764RdnwpyWnG7uCNhMiQ
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The Privy provider never named a chain, so every embedded wallet it mints was created on Ethereum mainnet.
That is the same failure the owner hit in the OKX browser an hour ago, arriving from the other direction: a real wallet, a real key, and the wrong network — so it can neither pay for a Season Pass nor, once season payouts start reaching embedded wallets, be somewhere the money is useful.
Both, because the gate offers both kinds of sign-in and neither should land somewhere the game cannot transact.
celois imported fromviem/chains— the same objectlib/WagmiIsland.tsxhands wagmi — so the two halves of the app cannot drift onto different ideas of which network this game runs on.This is a prerequisite, not the whole thing
Paying through Privy needs one more piece, and it is a product decision rather than a code one: a fresh embedded wallet holds nothing. Buying a $1 item means transferring $1 of real USDT to the treasury. Gas sponsorship would not help — that covers the fee, not the price.
Raised for the owner rather than guessed at.
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